Re: [squid-users] default site

2010/11/16 Amos Jeffries <squid3_at_treenet.co.nz>:
> On 17/11/10 02:49, damian.garrido.munoz_at_gmail.com wrote:
>>
>> 2010/11/16 Amos Jeffries<squid3_at_treenet.co.nz>:
>>>
>>> On 17/11/10 01:57, damian.garrido.munoz_at_gmail.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi All
>>>>
>>>> i have some consult about the default site.
>>>> i'm configure a reverse proxy
>>>> i need to access to a default site, i supposes this is setting in the
>>>> squid.conf
>>>>
>>>> http_port 80 defaultsite=servichile accel vhost
>>>>
>>>> and i define this host in my hosts file, but didn't work
>>>> i need define some other thing?
>>>
>>> defaultsite= is the full public domain name to be used as a default if
>>> the
>>> client failed to request one.
>>>  eg. defaultsite=www.servichile.example.com
>>>
>> thanks Amos
>>
>> This meaning that i can't work with my host file?
>> because, i wanna to see how works my reverse proxy from outside, but i
>> need use my host file for this work, then, i have 2 vhost on my apache
>> (192.168.x.2) and my reverse proxy (192.168.x.1).
>
> Um ... something makes me wonder if you are talking about virtual hosts or
> virtual machines?

nop, i have two server, one of them have apache and the other one have squid
my idea is, when you access to the squid server, this redirect to a
virtualhost set on the apache server

>
>> when i access from outside (200.x.x.x == 192.168.x.1) to the reverse
>> proxy they don't show me nothing, not show me the default site.
>> i need define, add or configure other thing? im very lost
>>
>
> Oh. The defaultsite= directive is not what you think.
>
> You can test a reverse-proxy with a hosts file entry on your own PC...
>
>  * Enter the proxy IP and public domain name into the hosts file like you
> would any other domain entry.
>  * Use the browser to go to the domain name.
>  * What comes up will be the response via the proxy.
>

exactly, i can browse when i set my domain in local host, but, when i
access from exterior, this don't display a default site.
is this possible?

thanks again

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José Damián Garrido
Programador Web
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